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While the newly released employment report beat forecasts in terms of sheer job creation numbers, and prompted a ...

Jobless claims fall below 200,000 despite the Fed's efforts to tighten financial conditions. | Economy

A red-hot labor market that has afforded workers more bargaining power with employers is fueling a string of recent union victories at high-profile U.S. companies.

Another week, another round of perplexing signals about the health of the U.S. economy.

If government employees are really tired of seeing their paychecks eroded by inflation, the most direct solution is to opt out of the union unashamedly enabling it.

The U.S. economy has shrunk for a second straight quarter, at an annual rate of 0.9%, raising concerns that the country may be heading into a recession and compounding the Biden administration's poli...

Matt Miller thought he was getting a promotion when he met with his boss Tuesday. Instead, he got laid off.

Inflation stoppers.

LinkedIn's data suggests the labor market may be starting to show signs of a slowdown amid tighter financial conditions and softening demand.

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell has often mentioned that there are roughly two job openings for every available worker as evidence that demand for labor is higher than it should be.